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Retrofitted LEDs on tailight of my P150 Classic

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  • Mithoz
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    Originally posted by abhijeet080808 View Post





    What software you used for this circuit designing ?

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  • abhijeet080808
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    ^^ They are all visible. Maybe you checked from office!

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  • Parth
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    @ abhijeet, bro do you still have the pics that you uploaded on page 1? there's not visible anymore and I really want to see how you've wired the leds

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  • Ramborider
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    Ok will switch to that clear lens

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  • abhijeet080808
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    Originally posted by Ramborider View Post
    here is mine pulsar leds back light,sorry for quality of pic taken by mobile cam[ATTACH]39938[/ATTACH]

    [ATTACH]39939[/ATTACH]
    Just do 1 thing - use newer UG2 Pulsar's clear lens. It looks loads better.

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  • Ramborider
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    here is mine pulsar leds back light,sorry for quality of pic taken by mobile cam

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  • abhijeet080808
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    Originally posted by Ramborider View Post
    I have converted to Leds on rear light used that 220ohm and 5 led on each.
    Thankyou very much abhijit,im very happy with its brightness.
    what is normal life of led usd in our tail lamp?...normal life span is about 10000hours but dont have idea about use in retrofit in our bike.
    It will be the same! Lets see some pics of the LEDs on the bike...

    Originally posted by Ramborider View Post
    is there any Led used un headlight unit??
    when i saw brighness of everedy 3w led torche i was shoked!!white light and piercing beam that can traveld 2.5km!!! its on that box but when i was saw this in night,bloody light focus traveld as higher than 400-500m and even brighter!!!
    why dont used such high tech product for automobile!!!which are so much efficient!!! even i was also start thinking that how to fix in my bike
    Well.. u are free to try it and let us know! Even I thing they are quite good these days..

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  • Ramborider
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    is there any Led used un headlight unit??
    when i saw brighness of everedy 3w led torche i was shoked!!white light and piercing beam that can traveld 2.5km!!! its on that box but when i was saw this in night,bloody light focus traveld as higher than 400-500m and even brighter!!!
    why dont used such high tech product for automobile!!!which are so much efficient!!! even i was also start thinking that how to fix in my bike

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  • Ramborider
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    I have converted to Leds on rear light used that 220ohm and 5 led on each.
    Thankyou very much abhijit,im very happy with its brightness.
    what is normal life of led usd in our tail lamp?...normal life span is about 10000hours but dont have idea about use in retrofit in our bike.

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  • abhijeet080808
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    Originally posted by Ramborider View Post
    Hii abhijit,have buy that middle one but emiting red light so i have to connect 30 led,how much voltage it requred ??i mean have to conect with set of 5 then how much resistance requred?? [ATTACH]39904[/ATTACH]
    Use 200/220 Ohm resistor with 5 LEDs.

    If you want to calculate yourself - http://led.linear1.org/led.wiz
    Last edited by abhijeet080808; 03-23-2011, 03:33 PM.

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  • Ramborider
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    Hii abhijit,have buy that middle one but emiting red light so i have to connect 30 led,how much voltage it requred ??i mean have to conect with set of 5 then how much resistance requred??

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  • IlangoForBiking
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    Nice work bro. I'm an electronics student myself and i want to do something like this in my Pulsar 150 Dtsi. Can you explain how you connected the circuit to the supply?

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  • Mecho
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    Originally posted by abhijeet080808 View Post
    Can you please reply to these queries

    1) Is the number of LEDs too much?

    Yes, use 4 LEDs per 'line'. Use more such 'lines' to get it total 48 LEDs. Use 300 Ohms per line.

    2) How much watts will the above setup take, parking and brake?

    Around 1W

    3) What is the forward voltage of the above said LED?

    Approx 2V

    4) Will this setup consume more watts than a stock parking bulb?

    No

    5) What changes should I make to the above setup?

    As answered above.

    Thanks a load bro

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  • abhijeet080808
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    Can you please reply to these queries

    1) Is the number of LEDs too much?

    Yes, use 4 LEDs per 'line'. Use more such 'lines' to get it total 48 LEDs. Use 300 Ohms per line.

    2) How much watts will the above setup take, parking and brake?

    Around 1W

    3) What is the forward voltage of the above said LED?

    Approx 2V

    4) Will this setup consume more watts than a stock parking bulb?

    No

    5) What changes should I make to the above setup?

    As answered above.

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  • Mecho
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    First of all, I'm novice to electronics

    Originally posted by abhijeet080808 View Post
    Yes, LEDs can be and are generally connected serially as shown in the diagram. The number of LEDs you connect serially and the supply voltage determine the value of the resistor used.




    I made a LED light for my pulsar 150 UG2 like this

    I used 0.5mm transparent LEDs emitting red light
    Resistor = 100 ohms
    48 LEDS to glow when applied brake
    24 LEDs for parking light
    Diode and capacitor is the same as you suggested

    Setup works ok, but not satisfied with the glow of those 48 LEDs when applied brake.

    Can you please reply to these queries

    1) Is the number of LEDs too much?
    2) How much watts will the above setup take, parking and brake?
    3) What is the forward voltage of the above said LED?
    4) Will this setup consume more watts than a stock parking bulb?
    5) What changes should I make to the above setup?

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